Looking for wireless headphones

[nagas3000]

Hello, I need a advice in buying a pair of wireless headphones. I am looking at around 60-100 euros. I have picked out quite a few of them myself, but there are so much to choose from I don't know how what to do. Heres the list:
Amazon.com: COWIN E7 Active Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone Hi-Fi Deep Bass Wireless Headphones Over Ear, Comfortable Protein Earpads, 30H Playtime for Travel Work TV Computer Iphone - Black: Electronics
Amazon.com: Phiaton BT 390 Black Wireless Headphones with Mic: Home Audio & Theater
Amazon.com: JAM Transit Wireless Bluetooth On-Ear Headphones, 30ft Range, Superior Bass, Big Sound, No Cords, Rechargeable Battery, Comfortable Fit, Perfect for Travel, Car, Kids, HX-HP420BK Black: Home Audio & Theater
Amazon.com: Sony MDRXB950BT/B Extra Bass Bluetooth Headphones (Black): Home Audio & Theater
Amazon.com: Sony XB950B1 Extra Bass Wireless Headphones with App Control, Black: Electronics
Amazon.com: Ausdom M04S-B Bluetooth Headphones for All Smartphones, Tablets, PC, Mac and Laptops - Retail Packaging - Black: Home Audio & Theater
Amazon.com: Bluedio T2s Bluetooth Headphones On Ear with Mic, 57mm Driver
Rotary Folding Wireless Headset, Wired and Wireless headphones for Cell Phone/ TV/ PC, 40 Hours Play Time (Black): Home Audio & Theater
CB3 HUSH Wireless Bluetooth Kopfhörer mit aktiver: Amazon.de: Elektronik
House of Marley Positive Vibration 2 Wireless: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Amazon.com: Mpow 059 Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Hi-Fi Stereo Wireless Headset, Foldable, Soft Memory-Protein Earmuffs, w/ Built-in Mic and Wired Mode for PC/ Cell Phones/ TV: Electronics
Lindy BNX-60 review | What Hi-Fi?
Amazon.com: Mpow 059 Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Hi-Fi Stereo Wireless Headset, Foldable, Soft Memory-Protein Earmuffs, w/ Built-in Mic and Wired Mode for PC/ Cell Phones/ TV: Electronics
Creative Sound Blaster JAM Headset Model 70GH030000000: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Headset Loffitle Wireless Foldable Headphone Noise: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Jabra Move Bluetooth Stereo Kopfhörer schwarz: Amazon.de: Elektronik
Sony MDR-ZX330BT Bluetooth Wireless Headphones with NFC: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Amazon.com: Kinivo BTH240 Bluetooth Stereo Headphone - Supports Wireless Music Streaming and Hands-Free calling (Black): Cell Phones & Accessories
LINDY BNX-60 - Bluetooth Wireless Active Noise: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
House of Marley Positive Vibration 2 Wireless: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Amazon.com: Phiaton BT 390 White Wireless Headphones with Mic: Home Audio & Theater
Amazon.com: Bluetooth Headphones Over Ear, Wireless Foldable Hi-Fi Stereo Headset and Wired Headphones 4 in 1 with Micro Support SD/TF Card for Travel Cell Phones Samsung(Rose Gold): Home Audio & Theater
Amazon.com: COWIN E7 PRO [2018 Upgraded] Active Noise Cancelling Headphone Bluetooth Headphones with Microphone Hi-Fi Deep Bass Wireless
Headphones Over Ear 30H Playtime for Travel Work TV Computer Phone - Black: Electronics
Amazon.com: Mpow Thor Bluetooth Headphones On Ear, 40mm Driver Wireless Headset Foldable with Mic, Wired and Wireless Headphones for Cell Phone/ TV/ PC: Electronics
Plantronics BackBeat 500 Wireless Bluetooth Headset: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
Insignia Over-the-Ear Wireless Headphones Black NS-WHP314 - Best Buy
iLive IAHP46B Over-the-Ear Wireless Headphones Black IAHP46B - Best Buy
Damson HeadSpace Bluetooth Wireless Over Ear Active: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics
If any of these aren't any good, which ones would you buy? I don't necessarily need good sound quality, I am looking more for build quality and reliability, some comfort. Thanks for your help,

-Tomas.


P.S You might see this posted in a few other forums. Just trying to gather as much information and as objective as possible. I don't know if the hyperlinks work though.

 

[SkyBill40]

Your links aren't working. Just saying.

I'd try to read as many reviews as possible or try to get a direct listen to some of what you've presented here to thin your choices somewhat. Your favored music for listening and how you prefer your sound be be presented tonally will also drive your choice: bass heavy, flat, bright, etc. As we know, every manufacturer plays to a different audience with their sets, so you need to consider that. That also goes to build quality.

Sony almost always is a safe bet. I've read some decent things about Phiaton, so you'd probably be safe with those as well. Many of the others I've never heard of or likely wouldn't consider for my own reasons. I personally value sound quality first and other things second. Your opinion may vary. If you've not considered Audio Technica, they should definitely be in your list if they have a set that falls within your price point.

 

[nagas3000]

Your links aren't working. Just saying.

I'd try to read as many reviews as possible or try to get a direct listen to some of what you've presented here to thin your choices somewhat. Your favored music for listening and how you prefer your sound be be presented tonally will also drive your choice: bass heavy, flat, bright, etc. As we know, every manufacturer plays to a different audience with their sets, so you need to consider that. That also goes to build quality.

Sony almost always is a safe bet. I've read some decent things about Phiaton, so you'd probably be safe with those as well. Many of the others I've never heard of or likely wouldn't consider for my own reasons. I personally value sound quality first and other things second. Your opinion may vary. If you've not considered Audio Technica, they should definitely be in your list if they have a set that falls within your price point.

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Sadly I don't have a preference neither I really know what flat or bright sound sounds I guess. I would like to know your picks if u have such in wireless headsets in that price range. I try to all the reviews I can find but I needed someone that could confirm whether what I am buying is definitely made to last long. I really don't like to look at Sony because even looking at them makes me think they will be too small and the headset's head band wont hold

 

[SkyBill40]

I'll take a deeper look when I have the opportunity and get back to you. That said, how many of these (if any) have you actually heard?

Your price range doesn't apply to me given that I just spent $250 USD on a great sounding set of Audio Technica headphones. I could have spent more but felt it was sufficient for me and my listening demands.

What are you using these for? Gaming, music listening, or a mix of both?

 

[nagas3000]

I'll take a deeper look when I have the opportunity and get back to you. That said, how many of these (if any) have you actually heard?

Your price range doesn't apply to me given that I just spent $250 USD on a great sounding set of Audio Technica headphones. I could have spent more but felt it was sufficient for me and my listening demands.

What are you using these for? Gaming, music listening, or a mix of both?

First of all thank you very much for that. I have sadly heard none of these headphones mainly because in showrooms around me there are beats or something else that's fancy with a juicy price tag. I really came here just to get some recommendations of products from people that actually have or have listened to them to be completely honest. I had a pair of samsung's earbuds that from a samsung s2 that just did the job. They weren't comfortable to do sports because they would fall out but they did sound okey to me just because I couldn't hear any "poor" sound quality. That's why I don't want earbuds at all Now when they have finally died I am looking for something that I could run or exercise with but also just listen to music while riding back home. Preferably wireless.

 

[SkyBill40]

If you want earbuds, there are some decent ones around but I don't know if they'd fall into your pricing window. Bose makes some good ones designed specifically for athletics but I do believe those are wired as opposed to your desired wireless. They do make completely wireless ones but they're spendy. I don't know how you feel about Bose, but I do believe they are well designed and technically backed though more is placed on their name than much else at this point. Beats are wholly avoidable and should be.

You also have to think about what kind of fit you want: on-ear, in ear, or circumaural (over the ear). Depending on what it is you're doing, that could be the difference maker. I've never much been a fan of in-ear buds but they do serve a use; on ear sound better than in ear and have larger drivers for a broader sound though you will still get some noise bleed from the outside depending on their fit; finally, over the ear usually have the largest drivers (40mm and above) for the best sound, have a snug yet comfortable fit due to no pressure being applied to your ears directly, and seal out sound without ANC due to their design.

I'd recommend a decent pair of on or over ear headphones. ANC or not is a personal thing and will require additional revolving expense as they require batteries (unless they're rechargeable). Finally, if you can afford to expand your price range somewhat, you might have better choices. Look at it this way: Buy nice or buy twice.

EDIT:

* Okay... don't bother with the Sonys you have shown. I've heard the Extra Bass ones and they're too muddled and lack clarity. It's annoying personally speaking and they don't have a very defined midrange. It's all mud and top end from what I heard.

* The Lindys rate well on that review. They'd probably be a decent consideration.

* The House of Marley ones I've seen out in the wild but never heard. Their construction looks good and they offer a decently sized driver for sound as a whole and bass response.

*The Phiaton I've seen reviewed before and they rated well as I recall it. Worth a look.

*The Jabra set looks decent as well. I've got familiarity with Jabra's hands free devices for cars and headsets for work.

Everything else is... meh. Again, that's just my POV.

 

[nagas3000]

If you want earbuds, there are some decent ones around but I don't know if they'd fall into your pricing window. Bose makes some good ones designed specifically for athletics but I do believe those are wired as opposed to your desired wireless. They do make completely wireless ones but they're spendy. I don't know how you feel about Bose, but I do believe they are well designed and technically backed though more is placed on their name than much else at this point. Beats are wholly avoidable and should be.

You also have to think about what kind of fit you want: on-ear, in ear, or circumaural (over the ear). Depending on what it is you're doing, that could be the difference maker. I've never much been a fan of in-ear buds but they do serve a use; on ear sound better than in ear and have larger drivers for a broader sound though you will still get some noise bleed from the outside depending on their fit; finally, over the ear usually have the largest drivers (40mm and above) for the best sound, have a snug yet comfortable fit due to no pressure being applied to your ears directly, and seal out sound without ANC due to their design.

I'd recommend a decent pair of on or over ear headphones. ANC or not is a personal thing and will require additional revolving expense as they require batteries (unless they're rechargeable). Finally, if you can afford to expand your price range somewhat, you might have better choices. Look at it this way: Buy nice or buy twice.

EDIT:

* Okay... don't bother with the Sonys you have shown. I've heard the Extra Bass ones and they're too muddled and lack clarity. It's annoying personally speaking and they don't have a very defined midrange. It's all mud and top end from what I heard.

* The Lindys rate well on that review. They'd probably be a decent consideration.

* The House of Marley ones I've seen out in the wild but never heard. Their construction looks good and they offer a decently sized driver for sound as a whole and bass response.

*The Phiaton I've seen reviewed before and they rated well as I recall it. Worth a look.

*The Jabra set looks decent as well. I've got familiarity with Jabra's hands free devices for cars and headsets for work.

Everything else is... meh. Again, that's just my POV.

I thought you would realize that by posting my most recent post that I don't like earbuds . But no I dont. I actually had put on beats once and they sounded super good for me, but they are too expensive. I know that boses are expensive, but their least priced wireless headphones look way far away from built to last.

I prefer over ear, but on ear is also fine if it falls under my price range. I think I really can't expand my price range because I just don't think that I am paying for what I am getting. I dont really believe that it costs to manufacture headphones that you could put a price tag of 350 dollars. Is there anything that you don't think is meh and you would pick as your daily and is atleast under 120 euros or dollars?

 

[SkyBill40]

I only mentioned the buds since you mentioned potentially wanting to work out or run in them.

That said, I did mention several I thought would be good and worth considering that weren't meh. Any of them would likely work great for you since you're not overly discerning and don't want to raise your budget or simply cannot do so for your own reasons.